Camera lens

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure provides a camera lens, constituted by eight lenses, and featuring excellent optical characteristics, an ultra-thin appearance, a wide angle and a bright Fno. The camera lens is configured with, sequentially from an object side: a 1st lens having a positive refractive power, a 2nd lens having a negative refractive power, a 3rd lens having a negative refractive power, a 4th lens having a positive refractive power, a 5th lens having a negative refractive power, a 6th lens having a positive refractive power, a 7th lens having a positive refractive power and an 8th lens having a negative refractive power, and satisfies specified conditional formulas.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the priority benefit of Japanese PatentApplications Ser. No. 2018-137213 and filed on Jul. 20, 2018, the entirecontent of which is incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of camera lenses, and moreparticularly, to a camera lens, which is constituted by eight lenses, isapplicable to a mobile phone camera assembly, a WEB camera lens and thelike using camera elements such as a high-pixel CCD and a CMOS, andmeanwhile has an excellent optical characteristic, an ultra-thinappearance with total track length (TTL)/image height (IH)≤1.65, a wideangle with a field of view (hereinafter briefly referred to as 2ω) of70° or more, and an F-number (hereinafter briefly referred to as Fno) of1.45 or less.

BACKGROUND

In recent years, various types of camera devices using camera elementssuch as a CCD and a CMOS have been widely applied. With miniaturizationand high performance-oriented development of these camera elements, thesociety has a stronger demand for a camera lens with excellent opticalcharacteristics, an ultra-thin appearance, a wide-angle and a brightFno.

A camera lens which is constituted by eight lenses and has a bright Fnois disclosed in the related art.

In the lens disclosed in related art, refractive powers of respectivelenses from a 1st lens to an 8th lens are (positive, negative, positive,negative, positive, negative, negative, negative), (positive, negative,positive, negative, positive, positive, negative, negative), (positive,positive, negative, positive, negative, positive, negative negative), or(positive, positive, negative, positive, positive, positive, negative,negative), so Fno=1.20˜1.60 which is bright, but TTL/IH>1.90 which isnot ultra-thin enough.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing configuration of a camera lens LA accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing configuration of a specific Embodiment 1 ofthe camera lens LA.

FIG. 3 is an axial aberration diagram of the camera lens LA according toEmbodiment 1.

FIG. 4 is a magnification chromatism diagram of the camera lens LAaccording to the Embodiment 1.

FIG. 5 is a field curvature and distortion diagram of the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 1.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing configuration of a specific Embodiment 2 ofthe camera lens LA.

FIG. 7 is an axial aberration diagram of the camera lens LA according toEmbodiment 2.

FIG. 8 is a magnification chromatism diagram of the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 2.

FIG. 9 is a field curvature and distortion diagram of the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 2.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing configuration of a specific Embodiment 3 ofthe above-described camera lens LA.

FIG. 11 is an axial aberration diagram of the camera lens LA accordingto Embodiment 3.

FIG. 12 is a magnification chromatism diagram of the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 3.

FIG. 13 is a field curvature and distortion diagram of the camera lensLA according to Embodiment 3.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing configuration of a specific Embodiment 4 ofthe camera lens LA.

FIG. 15 is an axial aberration diagram of the camera lens LA accordingto Embodiment 4.

FIG. 16 is a magnification chromatism diagram of the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 4.

FIG. 17 is a field curvature and distortion diagram of the camera lensLA according to Embodiment 4.

FIG. 18 is a diagram showing configuration of a specific embodiment 5 ofthe above-described camera lens LA.

FIG. 19 is an axial aberration diagram of the camera lens LA accordingto Embodiment 5.

FIG. 20 is a magnification chromatism diagram of the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 5.

FIG. 21 is a field curvature and distortion diagram of the camera lensLA according to Embodiment 5.

FIG. 22 is a diagram showing configuration of a specific embodiment 6 ofthe above-described camera lens LA.

FIG. 23 is an axial aberration diagram of the camera lens LA accordingto Embodiment 6.

FIG. 24 is a magnification chromatism diagram of the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 6.

FIG. 25 is a field curvature and distortion diagram of the camera lensLA according to Embodiment 6.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

An embodiment of a camera lens related to the present disclosure will bedescribed with reference to the accompanying drawing. FIG. 1 is adiagram showing configuration of a camera lens according to anembodiment of the present disclosure. The camera lens LA is constitutedby eight lens groups, and a 1st lens L1, a 2nd lens L2, a 3rd lens L3, a4th lens L4, a 5th lens L5, a 6th lens L6, a 7th lens L7 and an 8th lensL8 are configured successively from an object side to an image side. Aglass flat plate GF is provided between the 8th lens L8 and an imagesurface. The glass flat plate GF may be a glass cover sheet or anoptical filter having an IR cut-off function. Or, the glass flat plateGF may not be provided between the 8th lens L8 and the image surface.

The 1st lens L1 has a positive refractive power, the 2nd lens L2 has anegative refractive power, the 3rd lens L3 has a negative refractivepower, the 4th lens L4 has a positive refractive power, the 5th lens L5has a negative refractive power, the 6th lens L6 has a positiverefractive power, the 7th lens L7 has a positive refractive power, andthe 8th lens L8 has a negative refractive power. In order to bettercorrect an aberration problem, it is most preferable to design surfacesof the eight lenses as aspherical.

The camera lens LA is a camera lens that satisfies conditional formulas(1)-(2) below:0.20≤R1/R2≤0.50  (1);1.00≤R3/R4≤1.40  (2);

Where,

R1: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 1st lens;

R2: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 1st lens

R3: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 2nd lens;

R4: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 2nd lens.

The conditional formula (1) specifies the rate of the curvature radiusR1 of an object side surface to the curvature radius R2 of an image sidesurface of the 1st lens L1. Outside a range of the conditional formula(1), it is difficult to correct an on-axis and off-axis color aberrationwith Fno≤1.45.

Here, it is most preferable to set a numerical range of the conditionalformula (1) within a numerical range of a conditional formula (1-A)below:0.30≤R1/R2≤0.40  (1-A).

The conditional formula (2) specifies the rate of the curvature radiusR3 of an object side surface to the curvature radius R4 of an image sidesurface of the 2nd lens L2. Outside a range of the conditional formula(2), it is difficult to correct on-axis and off-axis color aberrationwith Fno≤1.45.

Here, it is most preferable to set a numerical range of the conditionalformula (2) within a numerical range of a conditional formula (2-A)below:1.30≤R3/R4≤1.40  (2-A).

The 1st lens L1 has a positive refractive power, and satisfies aconditional formula (3) below:1.00≤f1/f≤1.50  (3);

Where,

f: a focal length of the overall camera lens;

f1: a focal length of the 1st lens.

The conditional formula (3) specifies a positive refractive power of the1st lens L1. Outside a range of the conditional formula (3), it isdifficult to develop toward ultra-thinness and wide-angle with Fno≤1.45.

Here, it is most preferable to set a numerical range of the conditionalformula (3) within a numerical range of a conditional formula (3-A)below:1.05≤f1/f≤1.20  (3-A).

The 2nd lens L2 has a negative refractive power, and satisfies aconditional formula (4) below:−8.00≤f2/f≤−5.00  (4);

Where,

f: the focal length of the overall camera lens;

f2: a focal length of the 2nd lens.

The conditional formula (4) specifies a negative refractive power of the2nd lens L2. Outside a range of the conditional formula (4), it isdifficult to correct on-axis and off-axis color aberration withFno≤1.45.

Here, it is most preferable to set a numerical range of the conditionalformula (4) within a numerical range of a conditional formula (4-A)below:−7.00≤f2/f≤−6.00  (4-A).

The 3rd lens L3 has a negative refractive power and satisfies aconditional formula (5) below:−8.00≤f3/f≤−5.00  (5).

Where,

f: the focal length of the overall camera lens;

f3: a focal length of the 3rd lens.

The conditional formula (5) specifies a negative refractive power of the3rd lens L3. Outside a range of the conditional formula (5), it isdifficult to correct on-axis and off-axis color aberration withFno≤1.45.

Here, it is most preferable to set a numerical range of the conditionalformula (5) within a numerical range of a conditional formula (5-A)below:−7.00≤f3/f≤−6.00  (5-A).

The 7th lens L7 has a positive refractive power and satisfies aconditional formula (6) below:−3.00≤R13/R14≤−1.00  (6).

Where,

R13: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 7th lens;

R14: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 7th lens.

The conditional formula (6) specifies a ratio of the curvature radiusR13 of the object side surface to the curvature radius R14 of the imageside surface of the 7th lens L7. Outside a range of the conditionalformula (6), it is difficult to correct on-axis and off-axis coloraberration with Fno≤1.45.

Here, it is most preferable to set a numerical range of the conditionalformula (6) within a numerical range of a conditional formula (6-A)below:−2.20≤R13/R14≤−1.20  (6-A).

The 8th lens L8 has a negative refractive power and satisfies aconditional formula (7) below:−3.00≤R15/R16≤−1.00  (7).

Where,

R15: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 8th lens;

R16: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 8th lens.

The conditional formula (7) specifies a ratio of the curvature radius ofthe object side surface R15 to the curvature radius of the image sidesurface R16 of the 8th lens L8. Outside a range of the conditionalformula (7), it is difficult to correct on-axis and off-axis coloraberration with Fno≤1.45.

Here, it is most preferable to set a numerical range of the conditionalformula (7) within a numerical range of a conditional formula (7-A)below:−2.60≤R15/R16≤−1.70  (7-A).

The eight lenses constituting the camera lens LA respectively satisfythe configurations and the conditional formulas as described above,which makes it possible to fabricate the camera lens having an excellentoptical characteristic, an ultra-thin appearance with total track length(TTL)/image height (IH)≤1.65, a wide angle with 2ω≥70°, and an Fno withFno≤1.45.

Hereinafter, the camera lens LA according to the present disclosure willbe described with embodiments. Symbols recited in the respectiveembodiments are shown below. Distance, radius and center thickness arein units of mm.

f: a focal length of the overall camera lens LA;

f1: a focal length of a 1st lens L1;

f2: a focal length of a 2nd lens L2;

f3: a focal length of a 3rd lens L3;

f4: a focal length of a 4th lens L4;

f5: a focal length of a 5th lens L5;

f6: a focal length of a 6th lens L6;

f7: a focal length of a 7th lens L7;

f8: a focal length of an 8th lens L8;

Fno: F number;

2ω: field of view;

STOP: open stop;

S1: stop 1;

S2: stop 2;

S3: stop 3;

R: a curvature radius of an optical surface, and a central curvatureradius in a case of a lens;

R1: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 1st lens L1;

R2: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 1st lens L1;

R3: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 2nd lens L2;

R4: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 2nd lens L2;

R5: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 3rd lens L3;

R6: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 3rd lens L3;

R7: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 4th lens L4;

R8: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 4th lens L4;

R9: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 5th lens L5;

R10: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 5th lens L5;

R11: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 6th lens L6;

R12: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 6th lens L6;

R13: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 7th lens L7;

R14: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 7th lens L7;

R15: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the 8th lens L8;

R16: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the 8th lens L8;

R17: a curvature radius of an object side surface of the glass flatplate GF;

R18: a curvature radius of an image side surface of the glass flat plateGF;

d: a center thickness of a lens or an on-axis distance between lenses;

d1: a center thickness of the 1st lens L1;

d2: an on-axis distance from the image side surface of the 1st lens L1to the object side surface of the 2nd lens L2;

d3: a center thickness of the 2nd lens L2;

d4: an on-axis distance from the image side surface of the 2nd lens L2to the object side surface of the 3rd lens L3;

d5: a center thickness of the 3rd lens L3;

d6: an on-axis distance from the image side surface of the 3rd lens L3to the object side surface of the 4th lens L4;

d7: a center thickness of the 4th lens L4;

d8: an on-axis distance from the image side surface of the 4th lens L4to the object side surface of the 5th lens L5;

d9: a center thickness of the 5th lens L5;

d10: an on-axis distance from the image side surface of the 5th lens L5to the object side surface of the 6th lens L6;

d11: a center thickness of the 6th lens L6;

d12: an on-axis distance from the image side surface of the 6th lens L6to the object side surface of the 7th lens L7;

d13: a center thickness of the 7th lens L7;

d14: an on-axis distance from the image side surface of the 7th lens L7to the object side surface of the 8th lens L8;

d15: a center thickness of the 8th lens L8;

d16: an on-axis distance from the image side surface of the 8th lens L8to the object side surface of the glass flat plate GF;

d17: a center thickness of the glass flat plate GF;

d18: an on-axis distance from the image side surface of the glass flatplate GF to an image surface;

nd: a refractive index of d line;

nd1: a refractive index of d line of the 1st lens L1;

nd2: a refractive index of d line of the 2nd lens L2;

nd3: a refractive index of d line of the 3rd lens L3;

nd4: a refractive index of d line of the 4th lens L4;

nd5: a refractive index of d line of the 5th lens L5;

nd6: a refractive index of d line of the 6th lens L6;

nd7: a refractive index of d line of the 7th lens L7;

nd8: a refractive index of d line of the 8th lens L8;

nd9: a refractive index of d line of the glass flat plate GF;

ν: Abbe number;

ν1: Abbe number of the 1st lens L1;

ν2: Abbe number of the 2nd lens L2;

ν3: Abbe number of the 3rd lens L3;

ν4: Abbe number of the 4th lens L4;

ν5: Abbe number of the 5th lens L5;

ν6: Abbe number of the 6th lens L6;

ν7: Abbe number of the 7th lens L7;

ν8: Abbe number of the 8th lens L8;

ν9: Abbe number of the glass flat plate GF;

TTL: a total track length (an on-axis distance from the object sidesurface of the 1st lens L1 to the image surface);

LB: an on-axis distance from the image side surface of the 8th lens L8to the image surface (including a thickness of the glass flat plate GF).

IH: Image Heighty=(x ² /R)/[1+{1−(k+1)(x ² /R ²)}^(1/2)]+A4x ⁴ +A6x ⁶ +A8x ⁸ +A10x ¹⁰+A12x ¹² +A14x ¹⁴ +A16x ¹⁶   (8)

For the sake of convenience, the aspherical surface shown in formula (8)is taken as aspheric surfaces of respective lens surfaces. However, thepresent disclosure is not limited to an aspherical polynomial formexpressed by formula (8).

Embodiment 1

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing configuration of a camera lens LA accordingto Embodiment 1. Data in Table 1 includes: curvature radius R of objectsides and image sides, center thickness of a lens and on-axis distance dbetween lenses, refractive index nd, Abbe number νd and effective radiusof a 1st lens L1 to an 8th lens L8 constituting the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 1. Data in Table 2 includes: conic coefficient kand aspherical coefficient. Data in Table 3 includes: 2ω, f, f1, f2, f3,f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, TTL, IH and TTL/IH.

TABLE 1 R (mm) d (mm) nd νd Effective radius (mm) S1 ∞ −0.600 1.800 R12.3242 d1 1.105 nd1 1.5831 ν1 59.39 1.780 R2 7.1205 d2 0.045 1.667 STOP∞ 0.049 1.653 R3 7.4847 d3 0.186 nd2 1.6613 ν2 20.37 1.583 R4 5.5774 d40.205 1.475 S2 ∞ −0.160 1.460 R5 5.5740 d5 0.180 nd3 1.6509 ν3 21.521.462 R6 4.3500 d6 0.441 1.432 R7 6.9834 d7 0.517 nd4 1.5439 ν4 55.951.490 R8 10.1662 d8 0.367 1.635 R9 4.7548 d9 0.292 nd5 1.6397 ν5 23.531.706 R10 3.6307 d10 0.129 1.951 R11 −13.3965 d11 0.298 nd6 1.5439 ν655.95 2.026 R12 −8.8321 d12 −0.450 2.222 S3 ∞ 0.568 2.240 R13 5.3062 d130.844 nd7 1.5439 ν7 55.95 2.380 R14 −2.9560 d14 0.399 2.727 R15 −4.7717d15 0.309 nd8 1.5352 ν8 56.12 3.107 R16 2.3786 d16 0.550 3.353 R17 ∞ d170.210 nd9 1.5168 ν9 64.17 3.766 R18 ∞ d18 0.295 3.820

TABLE 2 Conic coefficient Aspheric coefficient k A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14A16 R1 −3.2014E−01 −1.4544E−04 4.4451E−03 −4.6724E−03 2.8111E−03−9.7712E−04 1.8345E−04 −1.9466E−05 R2 5.5575E+00 −6.2816E−02 3.0919E−02−3.1238E−03 −4.4264E−03 1.8821E−03 −2.7609E−04 9.4175E−06 R3 8.6375E+00−8.6818E−02 5.5014E−02 −8.0669E−03 −7.6374E−03 4.2109E−03 −7.3769E−043.8810E−05 R4 −3.2543E+00 −1.2413E−03 −1.2393E−03 −6.8674E−04−1.1030E−06 1.0007E−04 4.2387E−05 −2.0060E−06 R5 4.8405E−03 3.5462E−05−3.3023E−05 2.2901E−04 5.9860E−05 −3.1933E−05 −2.4337E−05 7.1251E−06 R66.5289E+00 −4.3685E−02 3.3245E−02 −1.8013E−03 −7.5919E−03 3.8888E−03−4.5261E−04 −6.5739E−05 R7 −4.7158E+01 −2.3374E−02 −5.2733E−031.2948E−02 −2.3619E−02 1.9421E−02 −7.7925E−03 1.2296E−03 R8 −6.0793E+00−5.1653E−02 1.6297E−02 −1.2290E−02 2.3545E−03 1.5183E−04 −1.5804E−041.3738E−05 R9 −2.8029E+01 −1.0704E−01 4.1998E−02 −1.8052E−02 5.8877E−03−2.3582E−03 7.0293E−04 −9.6023E−05 R10 −2.7076E+01 −8.5543E−021.5527E−02 2.7086E−03 −3.7215E−03 1.3740E−03 −2.4953E−04 1.9721E−05 R11−4.0424E+01 1.1716E−03 −6.6739E−04 −4.4876E−04 −1.3996E−04 −8.7495E−062.1526E−07 1.0644E−06 R12 1.0895E+01 −3.1866E−03 −3.4863E−04 −8.1124E−05−1.8738E−05 2.4336E−06 5.9661E−08 2.3225E−07 R13 −1.9509E+01 −2.0832E−03−1.3915E−02 5.5677E−03 −2.0363E−03 4.5795E−04 −5.4068E−05 2.7476E−06 R14−1.7258E+01 1.0684E−02 2.2332E−03 −2.9683E−03 7.0165E−04 −8.0554E−054.4206E−06 −8.4147E−08 R15 −7.9357E−01 −5.6471E−02 1.9904E−02−3.5459E−03 4.0698E−04 −2.8632E−05 1.1181E−06 −1.8720E−08 R16−1.4273E+01 −3.5512E−02 9.3180E−03 −1.7842E−03 1.9824E−04 −1.2579E−054.2838E−07 −5.4688E−09

TABLE 3 2ω (°) 73.6 Fno 1.27 f (mm) 5.162 f1 (mm) 5.455 f2 (mm) −34.467f3 (mm) −32.337 f4 (mm) 38.791 f5 (mm) −26.735 f6 (mm) 46.588 f7 (mm)3.621 f8 (mm) −2.925 TTL (mm) 6.380 LB (mm) 1.055 IH (mm) 3.928 TTL/IH1.624

Table 19 presented later on shows a variety of numerical of each ofEmbodiment 1 to Embodiment 6 and values corresponding to parametersspecified in the conditional formulas (1) to (7).

As shown in Table 19, Embodiment 1 satisfies the conditional formulas(1) to (7).

According to the camera lens LA of Embodiment 1, axial aberration isshown in FIG. 3, magnification chromatism is shown in FIG. 4, and fieldcurvature and distortion is shown in FIG. 5. Further, field curvature Sof FIG. 5 is a field curvature opposite to a sagittal image surface, andT is a field curvature opposite to a meridional image surface. So arethey in Embodiments 2 to 6. As shown in Table 3, the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 1 has a wide angle, an ultra-thin appearance,and a bright Fno, as shown in FIG. 3 to FIG. 5, which makes it notdifficult to understand that it has an excellent optical characteristic.

Embodiment 2

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing configuration of a camera lens LA accordingto Embodiment 2. Data in Table 4 includes: curvature radius R of objectsides and image sides, center thickness of a lens, and on-axis distanced between lenses, refractive index nd, Abbe number νd and effectiveradius of a 1st lens L1 to an 8th lens L8 constituting the camera lensLA according to Embodiment 2. Data in Table 5 includes: coniccoefficient k and aspherical coefficient. Data in Table 6 includes: 2ω,f, f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, TTL, IH and TTL/IH.

TABLE 4 R (mm) d (mm) nd νd Effective radius (mm) S1 ∞ −0.600 1.800 R12.3562 d1 1.121 nd1 1.5831 ν1 59.39 1.790 R2 7.4516 d2 0.053 1.708 STOP∞ 0.044 1.679 R3 7.6478 d3 0.184 nd2 1.6613 ν2 20.37 1.609 R4 5.6617 d40.219 1.490 S2 ∞ −0.170 1.470 R5 5.6075 d5 0.180 nd3 1.6509 ν3 21.521.471 R6 4.3616 d6 0.447 1.452 R7 7.0869 d7 0.504 nd4 1.5439 ν4 55.951.502 R8 9.9430 d8 0.341 1.631 R9 4.3691 d9 0.288 nd5 1.6397 ν5 23.531.707 R10 3.1310 d10 0.122 1.935 R11 −12.5054 d11 0.325 nd6 1.5439 ν655.95 2.043 R12 −8.2593 d12 −0.400 2.207 S3 ∞ 0.497 2.300 R13 3.8772 d130.836 nd7 1.5439 ν7 55.95 2.337 R14 −3.0399 d14 0.360 2.659 R15 −4.4823d15 0.314 nd8 1.5352 ν8 56.12 3.027 R16 2.4170 d16 0.550 3.335 R17 ∞ d170.210 nd9 1.5168 ν9 64.17 3.738 R18 ∞ d18 0.317 3.795

TABLE 5 Conic coefficient Aspheric coefficient k A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14A16 R1 −3.2216E−01 −9.7789E−05 4.4153E−03 −4.7015E−03 2.8077E−03−9.7356E−04 1.8444E−04 −1.9562E−05 R2 5.7097E+00 −6.2722E−02 3.0842E−02−3.1540E−03 −4.4346E−03 1.8842E−03 −2.7511E−04 9.5330E−06 R3 8.6335E+00−8.7229E−02 5.5087E−02 −8.0412E−03 −7.6378E−03 4.1999E−03 −7.3939E−044.0958E−05 R4 −3.9933E+00 −1.2684E−03 −1.1423E−03 −7.0368E−04−8.8672E−06 1.0845E−04 4.6015E−05 5.4879E−07 R5 −1.5771E+00 −9.6436E−04−5.6161E−04 3.6493E−05 7.0541E−05 −9.3873E−06 −2.0916E−05 4.6118E−06 R66.2493E+00 −4.5508E−02 3.2984E−02 −1.6945E−03 −7.6043E−03 3.8378E−03−4.6940E−04 −5.6367E−05 R7 −5.4823E+01 −2.2949E−02 −5.3848E−031.2632E−02 −2.3675E−02 1.9507E−02 −7.7619E−03 1.2048E−03 R8 −1.9084E+00−5.1188E−02 1.5785E−02 −1.2356E−02 2.3553E−03 1.3284E−04 −1.6479E−041.7633E−05 R9 −3.7963E+01 −1.0563E−01 4.3064E−02 −1.8104E−02 5.7359E−03−2.3666E−03 7.1084E−04 −9.1357E−05 R10 −3.6227E+01 −8.6624E−021.5836E−02 2.7993E−03 −3.7310E−03 1.3651E−03 −2.5008E−04 2.0537E−05 R11−7.0816E+01 2.6344E−03 −1.9215E−04 −4.5418E−04 −1.5565E−04 −1.0852E−052.7177E−07 1.3950E−06 R12 9.8526E+00 −2.7804E−03 −1.5696E−04 −6.1795E−05−2.3670E−05 6.9610E−07 5.9274E−08 2.7480E−07 R13 −2.5120E+01 −1.0275E−03−1.4235E−02 5.5368E−03 −2.0339E−03 4.5811E−04 −5.4036E−05 2.7395E−06 R14−1.2606E+01 1.1061E−02 2.3137E−03 −3.0177E−03 7.0024E−04 −8.0346E−054.4460E−06 −8.5562E−08 R15 −8.8444E−01 −5.6416E−02 1.9948E−02−3.5432E−03 4.0708E−04 −2.8637E−05 1.1159E−06 −1.8720E−08 R16−1.2022E+01 −3.4824E−02 9.2426E−03 −1.7839E−03 1.9850E−04 −1.2565E−054.2757E−07 −5.5695E−09

TABLE 6 2ω (°) 75.1 Fno 1.23 f (mm) 5.086 f1 (mm) 5.466 f2 (mm) −34.263f3 (mm) −32.009 f4 (mm) 42.709 f5 (mm) −19.014 f6 (mm) 43.550 f7 (mm)3.272 f8 (mm) −2.891 TTL (mm) 6.341 LB (mm) 1.077 IH (mm) 3.928 TTL/IH1.614

As shown in Table 19, Embodiment 2 satisfies the conditional formulas(1) to (7).

According to the camera lens LA of Embodiment 2, axial aberration isshown in FIG. 7, magnification chromatism is shown in FIG. 8, and fieldcurvature and distortion is shown in FIG. 9. As shown in Table 6, thecamera lens LA according to Embodiment 2 has a wide angle, an ultra-thinappearance and a bright Fno, as shown in FIG. 7 to FIG. 9, which makesit not difficult to understand that it has an excellent opticalcharacteristic.

Embodiment 3

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing configuration of a camera lens LA accordingto Embodiment 3. Data in Table 7 includes: curvature radius R of objectsides and image sides, center thickness of a lens and on-axis distance dbetween lenses, refractive index nd, Abbe number νd and effective radiusof a 1st lens L1 to an 8th lens L8 constituting the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 3. Data in Table 8 includes: conic coefficient kand aspherical coefficient. Data in Table 9 includes: 2ω, f, f1, f2, f3,f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, TTL, IH and TTL/IH.

TABLE 7 R (mm) d (mm) nd νd Effective radius (mm) S1 ∞ −0.600 1.800 R12.3264 d1 1.098 nd1 1.5831 ν1 59.39 1.770 R2 7.1031 d2 0.055 1.642 STOP∞ 0.039 1.624 R3 7.5207 d3 0.187 nd2 1.6613 ν2 20.37 1.565 R4 5.5761 d40.209 1.458 S2 ∞ −0.160 1.440 R5 5.5775 d5 0.180 nd3 1.6509 ν3 21.521.443 R6 4.3452 d6 0.420 1.418 R7 7.0004 d7 0.520 nd4 1.5439 ν4 55.951.474 R8 10.1124 d8 0.359 1.627 R9 4.7362 d9 0.293 nd5 1.6397 ν5 23.531.701 R10 3.6338 d10 0.139 1.946 R11 −13.6377 d11 0.296 nd6 1.5439 ν655.95 2.018 R12 −8.7437 d12 −0.450 2.213 S3 ∞ 0.569 2.240 R13 5.2988 d130.865 nd7 1.5439 ν7 55.95 2.379 R14 −2.9228 d14 0.409 2.762 R15 −4.7340d15 0.285 nd8 1.5352 ν8 56.12 3.180 R16 2.3556 d16 0.550 3.366 R17 ∞ d170.210 nd9 1.5168 ν9 64.17 3.772 R18 ∞ d18 0.308 3.825

TABLE 8 Conic coefficient Aspheric coefficient k A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14A16 R1 −3.1784E−01 −1.3784E−04 4.4795E−03 −4.6697E−03 2.8100E−03−9.7735E−04 1.8357E−04 −1.9327E−05 R2 5.6279E+00 −6.2798E−02 3.0944E−02−3.1145E−03 −4.4255E−03 1.8818E−03 −2.7608E−04 9.5882E−06 R3 8.4979E+00−8.6860E−02 5.4970E−02 −8.0870E−03 −7.6404E−03 4.2116E−03 −7.3727E−043.8690E−05 R4 −3.4170E+00 −1.3327E−03 −1.2655E−03 −6.8259E−04−1.0649E−06 9.8043E−05 4.1237E−05 −2.1251E−06 R5 2.4192E−01 2.2351E−042.9103E−05 2.2678E−04 5.5580E−05 −3.2582E−05 −2.3998E−05 7.1983E−06 R66.5477E+00 −4.3781E−02 3.3163E−02 −1.7966E−03 −7.5814E−03 3.8919E−03−4.5311E−04 −6.6769E−05 R7 −4.9447E+01 −2.3312E−02 −5.2008E−031.2950E−02 −2.3634E−02 1.9412E−02 −7.7921E−03 1.2341E−03 R8 −5.5782E+00−5.1590E−02 1.6319E−02 −1.2293E−02 2.3520E−03 1.5220E−04 −1.5810E−041.3003E−05 R9 −2.7515E+01 −1.0709E−01 4.1922E−02 −1.8031E−02 5.9134E−03−2.3494E−03 7.0324E−04 −9.7362E−05 R10 −2.6179E+01 −8.5438E−021.5529E−02 2.7107E−03 −3.7187E−03 1.3751E−03 −2.4949E−04 1.9553E−05 R11−4.6409E+01 1.1335E−03 −7.6145E−04 −4.6049E−04 −1.3787E−04 −7.4113E−061.6844E−07 8.6313E−07 R12 1.1214E+01 −3.3491E−03 −3.5839E−04 −7.6728E−05−1.7137E−05 2.6747E−06 5.5881E−08 2.2055E−07 R13 −1.7531E+01 −2.0831E−03−1.3907E−02 5.5665E−03 −2.0370E−03 4.5785E−04 −5.4076E−05 2.7476E−06 R14−1.7768E+01 1.1139E−02 2.2786E−03 −2.9650E−03 7.0140E−04 −8.0598E−054.4229E−06 −8.2427E−08 R15 −8.3041E−01 −5.6416E−02 1.9901E−02−3.5460E−03 4.0700E−04 −2.8628E−05 1.1184E−06 −1.8708E−08 R16−1.4663E+01 −3.5937E−02 9.3339E−03 −1.7833E−03 1.9825E−04 −1.2578E−054.2864E−07 −5.4289E−09

TABLE 9 2ω (°) 73.5 Fno 1.29 f (mm) 5.156 f1 (mm) 5.470 f2 (mm) −33.943f3 (mm) −32.091 f4 (mm) 39.497 f5 (mm) −27.254 f6 (mm) 43.863 f7 (mm)3.597 f8 (mm) −2.901 TTL (mm) 6.380 LB (mm) 1.068 IH (mm) 3.928 TTL/IH1.624

As shown in Table 19, Embodiment 3 satisfies the conditional formulas(1) to (7).

According to the camera lens LA of Embodiment 3, axial aberration isshown in FIG. 11, magnification chromatism is shown in FIG. 12, andfield curvature and distortion is shown in FIG. 13. As shown in Table 9,the camera lens LA according to Embodiment 3 has a wide angle, anultra-thin appearance and a bright Fno, as shown in FIG. 11 to FIG. 13,which makes it not difficult to understand that it has an excellentoptical characteristic.

Embodiment 4

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing configuration of a camera lens LA accordingto Embodiment 4. Data in Table 10 includes: curvature radius R of objectsides and image sides, center thickness of a lens and on-axis distance dbetween lenses, refractive index nd, Abbe number ν and effective radiusof a 1st lens L1 to an 8th lens L8 constituting the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 4. Data in Table 11 includes: conic coefficientk and aspherical coefficient. Data in Table 12 includes: 2ω, f, f1, f2,f3, f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, TTL, IH and TTL/IH.

TABLE 10 R (mm) d (mm) nd νd Effective radius (mm) S1 ∞ −0.600 1.800 R12.3294 d1 1.112 nd1 1.5831 ν1 59.39 1.780 R2 7.1824 d2 0.045 1.676 STOP∞ 0.048 1.658 R3 7.4766 d3 0.186 nd2 1.6613 ν2 20.37 1.593 R4 5.5786 d40.211 1.485 S2 ∞ −0.170 1.470 R5 5.5883 d5 0.180 nd3 1.6509 ν3 21.521.471 R6 4.3661 d6 0.452 1.441 R7 7.0778 d7 0.516 nd4 1.5439 ν4 55.951.498 R8 10.3471 d8 0.367 1.640 R9 4.8832 d9 0.296 nd5 1.6397 ν5 23.531.709 R10 3.6660 d10 0.119 1.955 R11 −13.2851 d11 0.308 nd6 1.5439 ν655.95 2.043 R12 −8.8147 d12 −0.450 2.237 S3 ∞ 0.566 2.240 R13 4.9976 d130.832 nd7 1.5439 ν7 55.95 2.383 R14 −2.9782 d14 0.388 2.718 R15 −4.7616d15 0.311 nd8 1.5352 ν8 56.12 3.125 R16 2.3847 d16 0.550 3.366 R17 ∞ d170.210 nd9 1.5168 ν9 64.17 3.769 R18 ∞ d18 0.296 3.824

TABLE 11 Conic coefficient Aspheric coefficient k A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14A16 R1 −3.2002E−01 −6.3006E−05 4.4062E−03 −4.6779E−03 2.8119E−03−9.7664E−04 1.8349E−04 −1.9530E−05 R2 5.4177E+00 −6.2847E−02 3.0888E−02−3.1318E−03 −4.4276E−03 1.8824E−03 −2.7595E−04 9.3832E−06 R3 8.7248E+00−8.6838E−02 5.5050E−02 −8.0497E−03 −7.6355E−03 4.2099E−03 −7.3812E−043.8940E−05 R4 −3.0008E+00 −1.0831E−03 −1.1888E−03 −6.8025E−04 5.0959E−061.0389E−04 4.3959E−05 −1.8338E−06 R5 −2.7767E−01 −2.0554E−04 −1.1316E−042.2489E−04 6.1961E−05 −3.1435E−05 −2.3957E−05 7.6194E−06 R6 6.4804E+00−4.3661E−02 3.3309E−02 −1.8099E−03 −7.6024E−03 3.8871E−03 −4.5117E−04−6.4209E−05 R7 −4.7211E+01 −2.3417E−02 −5.3066E−03 1.2943E−02−2.3603E−02 1.9433E−02 −7.7933E−03 1.2240E−03 R8 −5.8494E+00 −5.1658E−021.6238E−02 −1.2297E−02 2.3488E−03 1.4669E−04 −1.5920E−04 1.4715E−05 R9−2.8476E+01 −1.0685E−01 4.2145E−02 −1.8070E−02 5.8579E−03 −2.3672E−037.0338E−04 −9.4240E−05 R10 −2.9030E+01 −8.5683E−02 1.5573E−02 2.7165E−03−3.7247E−03 1.3727E−03 −2.4959E−04 1.9916E−05 R11 −4.0167E+01 1.4037E−03−4.9285E−04 −4.2997E−04 −1.4370E−04 −1.0235E−05 3.2008E−07 1.3252E−06R12 1.0329E+01 −2.9714E−03 −2.9786E−04 −7.9101E−05 −2.0299E−052.2319E−06 6.6951E−08 2.4587E−07 R13 −2.0959E+01 −1.8843E−03 −1.3969E−025.5633E−03 −2.0359E−03 4.5808E−04 −5.4058E−05 2.7472E−06 R14 −1.6707E+011.0566E−02 2.2278E−03 −2.9760E−03 7.0156E−04 −8.0457E−05 4.4308E−06−8.5182E−08 R15 −7.8573E−01 −5.6473E−02 1.9916E−02 −3.5453E−034.0698E−04 −2.8635E−05 1.1179E−06 −1.8710E−08 R16 −1.3690E+01−3.5142E−02 9.2960E−03 −1.7846E−03 1.9832E−04 −1.2577E−05 4.2831E−07−5.5036E−09

TABLE 12 2ω (°) 73.8 Fno 1.26 f (mm) 5.142 f1 (mm) 5.452 f2 (mm) −34.611f3 (mm) −32.591 f4 (mm) 39.015 f5 (mm) −25.422 f6 (mm) 47.020 f7 (mm)3.562 f8 (mm) −2.927 TTL (mm) 6.374 LB (mm) 1.056 IH (mm) 3.928 TTL/IH1.623

As shown in Table 19, Embodiment 4 satisfies the conditional formulas(1) to (7).

According to the camera lens LA of Embodiment 4, axial aberration isshown in FIG. 15, magnification chromatism is shown in FIG. 16, andfield curvature and distortion is shown in FIG. 17. As shown in Table12, the camera lens LA according to Embodiment 4 has a wide angle, anultra-thin appearance and a bright Fno, as shown in FIG. 15 to FIG. 17,which makes it not difficult to understand that it has an excellentoptical characteristic.

Embodiment 5

FIG. 18 is a diagram showing configuration of a camera lens LA accordingto Embodiment 5. Data in Table 13 includes: curvature radius R of objectsides and image sides, center thickness of a lens and on-axis distance dbetween lenses, refractive index nd, Abbe number ν and effective radiusof a 1st lens L1 to an 8th lens L8 constituting the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 5. Data in Table 14 includes: conic coefficientk and aspherical coefficient. Data in Table 15 includes: 2ω, f, f1, f2,f3, f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, TTL, IH and TTL/IH.

TABLE 13 R (mm) d (mm) nd νd Effective radius (mm) STOP ∞ −0.480 1.742R1 2.2596 d1 0.991 nd1 1.5831 ν1 59.39 1.742 R2 6.6994 d2 0.066 1.710 S1∞ 0.030 1.680 R3 7.5614 d3 0.191 nd2 1.6613 ν2 20.37 1.598 R4 5.4284 d40.209 1.487 S2 ∞ −0.150 1.480 R5 5.8031 d5 0.190 nd3 1.6509 ν3 21.521.478 R6 4.4714 d6 0.394 1.435 R7 7.6590 d7 0.542 nd4 1.5439 ν4 55.951.447 R8 12.6607 d8 0.324 1.604 R9 5.8684 d9 0.307 nd5 1.6397 ν5 23.531.675 R10 5.3574 d10 0.111 1.903 R11 −10.9022 d11 0.248 nd6 1.5439 ν655.95 2.066 R12 −10.2802 d12 −0.200 2.218 S3 ∞ 0.412 2.250 R13 5.9187d13 0.806 nd7 1.5439 ν7 55.95 2.314 R14 −2.8415 d14 0.419 2.656 R15−5.4221 d15 0.321 nd8 1.5352 ν8 56.12 2.951 R16 2.1997 d16 0.550 3.303R17 ∞ d17 0.210 nd9 1.5168 ν9 64.17 3.712 R18 ∞ d18 0.326 3.771

TABLE 14 Conic coefficient Aspheric coefficient k A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14A16 R1 −3.2808E−01 −3.3457E−04 4.5148E−03 −4.6633E−03 2.7759E−03−9.9589E−04 1.7597E−04 −2.1199E−05 R2 4.2124E+00 −6.4414E−02 3.0884E−02−3.2310E−03 −4.4336E−03 1.8753E−03 −2.7836E−04 9.0225E−06 R3 1.0211E+01−8.5320E−02 5.5686E−02 −8.0994E−03 −7.5478E−03 4.2448E−03 −7.3445E−043.2933E−05 R4 −1.1357E+00 −5.4578E−04 −6.1643E−04 −2.5112E−04−3.5099E−05 4.1237E−05 2.7716E−05 −4.2270E−07 R5 3.8518E−01 2.0023E−042.7428E−04 6.2523E−05 −8.4141E−06 −4.4683E−05 −1.9285E−05 −7.5831E−08 R66.7941E+00 −3.9701E−02 3.3100E−02 −1.6937E−03 −7.2391E−03 4.1265E−03−4.5933E−04 −1.1072E−04 R7 −8.2926E+01 −2.4389E−02 −3.7177E−031.3166E−02 −2.3630E−02 1.9384E−02 −7.8099E−03 1.2430E−03 R8 −5.8433E+01−5.2219E−02 1.7419E−02 −1.2080E−02 2.3226E−03 1.1435E−04 −1.7127E−041.0150E−05 R9 −2.7118E+01 −1.0495E−01 4.2980E−02 −1.8623E−02 5.8470E−03−2.2735E−03 7.0128E−04 −1.0443E−04 R10 −4.5593E+01 −8.6773E−021.4984E−02 2.8575E−03 −3.5980E−03 1.3924E−03 −2.4825E−04 1.7221E−05 R111.8450E+00 −2.0229E−04 −3.0887E−04 −7.2986E−05 −1.3625E−05 −6.8453E−071.7365E−07 8.9029E−08 R12 1.9619E+00 −5.5564E−04 −7.3103E−06 8.4622E−061.7391E−06 −1.2970E−07 −6.2116E−08 −1.4933E−08 R13 −1.2682E+01−2.5051E−04 −1.2610E−02 5.4834E−03 −2.0503E−03 4.5322E−04 −5.4405E−052.8737E−06 R14 −1.6217E+01 1.5119E−02 1.9726E−03 −3.0493E−03 7.0553E−04−7.9409E−05 4.4579E−06 −9.2806E−08 R15 −1.4022E+00 −5.5740E−021.9710E−02 −3.5458E−03 4.0766E−04 −2.8667E−05 1.1189E−06 −1.8965E−08 R16−1.2186E+01 −3.5751E−02 9.5477E−03 −1.7880E−03 1.9680E−04 −1.2596E−054.2883E−07 −5.2409E−09

TABLE 15 2ω (°) 75.0 Fno 1.43 f (mm) 5.007 f1 (mm) 5.403 f2 (mm) −30.200f3 (mm) −31.750 f4 (mm) 34.336 f5 (mm) −125.717 f6 (mm) 290.436 f7 (mm)3.648 f8 (mm) −2.884 TTL (mm) 6.296 LB (mm) 1.086 IH (mm) 3.928 TTL/IH1.603

As shown in Table 19, Embodiment 5 satisfies the conditional formulas(1) to (7).

According to the camera lens LA of Embodiment 5, axial aberration isshown in FIG. 19, magnification chromatism is shown in FIG. 20, andfield curvature and distortion is shown in FIG. 21. As shown in Table15, the camera lens LA according to Embodiment 5 has a wide angle, anultra-thin appearance and a bright Fno, as shown in FIG. 19 to FIG. 21,which makes it not difficult to understand that it has an excellentoptical characteristic.

Embodiment 6

FIG. 22 is a diagram showing configuration of a camera lens LA accordingto Embodiment 6. Data in Table 16 includes: curvature radius R of objectsides and image sides, center thickness of a lens and on-axis distance dbetween lenses, refractive index nd, Abbe number ν and effective radiusof a 1st lens L1 to an 8th lens L8 constituting the camera lens LAaccording to Embodiment 6. Data in Table 17 includes: conic coefficientk and aspherical coefficient. Data in Table 18 includes: 2ω, f, f1, f2,f3, f4, f5, f6, f7, f8, TTL, IH and TTL/IH.

TABLE 16 R (mm) d (mm) nd νd Effective radius (mm) STOP ∞ −0.366 1.815R1 2.3359 d1 1.106 nd1 1.5831 ν1 59.39 1.815 R2 7.0937 d2 0.067 1.745 S1∞ 0.020 1.720 R3 7.5568 d3 0.188 nd2 1.6613 ν2 20.37 1.657 R4 5.6002 d40.197 1.535 S2 ∞ −0.150 1.529 R5 5.5750 d5 0.175 nd3 1.6509 ν3 21.521.500 R6 4.3620 d6 0.382 1.467 R7 7.2454 d7 0.513 nd4 1.5439 ν4 55.951.470 R8 10.4657 d8 0.314 1.620 R9 4.5749 d9 0.313 nd5 1.6397 ν5 23.531.695 R10 3.7409 d10 0.131 1.955 R11 −13.2013 d11 0.334 nd6 1.5439 ν655.95 2.028 R12 −8.7257 d12 −0.400 2.242 S3 ∞ 0.512 2.350 R13 5.0605 d130.876 nd7 1.5439 ν7 55.95 2.481 R14 −2.9146 d14 0.417 2.777 R15 −4.9041d15 0.296 nd8 1.5352 ν8 56.12 3.213 R16 2.3266 d16 0.550 3.393 R17 ∞ d170.210 nd9 1.5168 ν9 64.17 3.751 R18 ∞ d18 0.292 3.802

TABLE 17 Conic coefficient Aspheric coefficient k A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14A16 R1 −3.1759E−01 −1.7714E−04 4.5712E−03 −4.6702E−03 2.8094E−03−9.7634E−04 1.8419E−04 −1.8887E−05 R2 5.4572E+00 −6.2759E−02 3.0983E−02−3.0984E−03 −4.4224E−03 1.8809E−03 −2.7642E−04 1.0068E−05 R3 7.9826E+00−8.6946E−02 5.4826E−02 −8.1725E−03 −7.6455E−03 4.2211E−03 −7.3445E−043.5579E−05 R4 −3.3184E+00 −1.3430E−03 −1.3356E−03 −6.1968E−04−3.2452E−07 8.4740E−05 3.4684E−05 −1.6651E−06 R5 4.9098E−01 4.0353E−041.3610E−04 2.4023E−04 4.6979E−05 −3.4144E−05 −2.5656E−05 7.4978E−06 R66.5709E+00 −4.3233E−02 3.2619E−02 −1.9041E−03 −7.5367E−03 3.9222E−03−4.5301E−04 −7.8123E−05 R7 −5.3802E+01 −2.2954E−02 −4.8978E−031.3077E−02 −2.3608E−02 1.9396E−02 −7.8037E−03 1.2456E−03 R8 −8.4561E+00−5.2462E−02 1.6801E−02 −1.2272E−02 2.3237E−03 1.5849E−04 −1.5314E−041.5181E−05 R9 −2.7612E+01 −1.0700E−01 4.1737E−02 −1.8185E−02 5.9622E−03−2.3151E−03 7.1050E−04 −1.0051E−04 R10 −2.4769E+01 −8.5294E−021.5507E−02 2.7278E−03 −3.7018E−03 1.3802E−03 −2.4871E−04 1.9242E−05 R11−6.4111E+01 1.4451E−03 −9.3484E−04 −4.9973E−04 −1.1827E−04 −3.8044E−067.1407E−07 7.9078E−07 R12 1.1430E+01 −3.7776E−03 −5.3166E−04 −6.4149E−05−1.2583E−05 3.6645E−06 1.7854E−07 1.9476E−07 R13 −1.5726E+01 −1.1901E−03−1.3815E−02 5.5513E−03 −2.0389E−03 4.5796E−04 −5.4078E−05 2.7391E−06 R14−1.7824E+01 1.1296E−02 2.3607E−03 −2.9758E−03 7.0022E−04 −8.0417E−054.4485E−06 −8.6091E−08 R15 −5.4955E−01 −5.6431E−02 1.9897E−02−3.5420E−03 4.0706E−04 −2.8645E−05 1.1176E−06 −1.8677E−08 R16−1.3108E+01 −3.5820E−02 9.4230E−03 −1.7840E−03 1.9782E−04 −1.2569E−054.2846E−07 −5.4982E−09

TABLE 18 2ω (°) 75.4 Fno 1.35 f (mm) 4.921 f1 (mm) 5.502 f2 (mm) −34.036f3 (mm) −32.681 f4 (mm) 40.991 f5 (mm) −37.608 f6 (mm) 46.110 f7 (mm)3.537 f8 (mm) −2.910 TTL (mm) 6.343 LB (mm) 1.052 IH (mm) 3.928 TTL/IH1.615

As shown in Table 19, Embodiment 6 satisfies the conditional formulas(1) to (7).

According to the camera lens LA of Embodiment 6, axial aberration isshown in FIG. 23, magnification chromatism is shown in FIG. 24, andfield curvature and distortion is shown in FIG. 25. As shown in Table18, the camera lens LA according to Embodiment 6 has a wide angle, anultra-thin appearance and a bright Fno, as shown in FIG. 23 to FIG. 25,which makes it not difficult to understand that it has an excellentoptical characteristic.

Table 19 presented later on shows a variety of numerical of each ofEmbodiment 1 to Embodiment 6 and values corresponding to parametersspecified in conditional formulas (1) to (7) according to Embodiment 1to Embodiment 6.

TABLE 19 Embodiment 1 Embodiment 2 Embodiment 3 Embodiment 4 Embodiment5 Embodiment 6 R1/R2 0.326 0.316 0.328 0.324 0.337 0.329 Conditionalformula (1) R3/R4 1.342 1.351 1.349 1.340 1.393 1.349 Conditionalformula (2) f1/f 1.057 1.075 1.061 1.060 1.079 1.118 Conditional formula(3) f2/f −6.677 −6.737 −6.583 −6.731 −6.032 −6.916 Conditional formula(4) f3/f −6.264 −6.294 −6.224 −6.338 −6.342 −6.641 Conditional formula(5) R13/R14 −1.795 −1.275 −1.813 −1.678 −2.083 −1.736 Conditionalformula (6) R15/R16 −2.006 −1.854 −2.010 −1.997 −2.465 −2.108Conditional formula (7)

The scope of the present disclosure is not limited to theabove-described embodiments, and any ordinarily skilled in the art,within the content disclosed by the present disclosure, may makeequivalent modifications or variations, which should be covered withinthe protection scope of the claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A camera lens, configured with, sequentially froman object side: a 1st lens having a positive refractive power, a 2ndlens having a negative refractive power, a 3rd lens having a negativerefractive power, a 4th lens having a positive refractive power, a 5thlens having a negative refractive power, a 6th lens having a positiverefractive power, a 7th lens having a positive refractive power and an8th lens having a negative refractive power, and satisfying conditionalformulas (1) to (2) and (4) below:0.20≤R1/R2≤0.50  (1);1.00≤R3/R4≤1.40  (2);−8.00≤f2/f≤−5.00  (4); where, f: a focal length of the overall cameralens; f2: a focal length of the 2nd lens; R1: a curvature radius of anobject side surface of the 1st lens; R2: a curvature radius of an imageside surface of the 1st lens; R3: a curvature radius of an object sidesurface of the 2nd lens; R4: a curvature radius of an image side surfaceof the 2nd lens.
 2. The camera lens according to claim 1, wherein thecamera lens satisfies a conditional formula (3) below:1.00≤f1/f1.50  (3); where, f: a focal length of the overall camera lens;f1: a focal length of the 1st lens.
 3. The camera lens according toclaim 1, wherein the camera lens satisfies a conditional formula (5)below:−8.00≤f3/f≤−5.00  (5); where, f: the focal length of the overall cameralens; f3: a focal length of the 3rd lens.
 4. The camera lens accordingto claim 1, wherein the camera lens satisfies a conditional formula (6)below:−3.00≤R13/R14≤−1.00  (6); where, R13: a curvature radius of an objectside surface of the 7th lens; R14: a curvature radius of an image sidesurface of the 7th lens.
 5. The camera lens according to claim 1,wherein the camera lens satisfies a conditional formula (7) below:−3.00≤R15/R16≤1.00  (7); where, R15: a curvature radius of an objectside surface of the 8th lens; R16: a curvature radius of an image sidesurface of the 8th lens.